Service: Religious

Architectural Style: Islamic

Concept:
The mosque is situated atop a hill overlooking Wadi Al-Khoudh, an area where water often flows. It features two main entrances: the lower right entrance provides access to the women’s prayer hall, ablution areas, and the imam’s residence, while the upper left entrance accommodates shops and additional ablution facilities.

The design opens panoramically toward the wadi, with a circular layout of columns surrounding a square core. A surrounding green belt provides shading from the sun. The geometric composition integrates the circle, square, and the qibla axis, emphasized by a line connecting the minaret, a roof opening, and a slender metal bridge extending toward the wadi.

Visitors access the mosque via panoramic stairways from both entrances, creating a fluid connection between the landscape and the sacred space.